Track Scrum.org SPS practice status, review official assessment details, and request an update when PM Mastery coverage becomes available.
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SPS is Scrum.org’s Scaled Professional Scrum assessment. Use this page when your questions are about scaling Scrum beyond one team, not just improving one Scrum Team in isolation.
PM Mastery does not have dedicated SPS web practice yet. Use this page to review the official scope, route fit, and the best current PM Mastery alternatives before dedicated practice for this route is live.
SPS assessment snapshot
Provider: Scrum.org
Official assessment: Scaled Professional Scrum
Code: SPS
Route context: scaling Scrum beyond one team
Who SPS is for
Scrum practitioners coordinating multiple teams
leaders and coaches working with Nexus or broader multi-team Scrum setups
candidates deciding whether they need Scrum.org scaling depth or a SAFe route instead
Why candidates choose SPS
SPS is usually the better fit when your real target is multi-team Scrum coordination rather than one-team Scrum improvement.
It works well when integration, transparency, and empiricism across teams are the real challenges, not just stronger Scrum Master depth.
It is the right comparison point for Leading SAFe and PSM II when you need to decide whether the next problem is scale, enterprise framework, or one-team mastery.
What SPS is really testing
how scaling changes coordination, integration, and transparency needs
the strongest scaling choices when multiple Scrum Teams share one product
whether scaling structures preserve empiricism instead of adding heavy ceremony
how cross-team work still leads to integrated, valuable outcomes
Best route when your real target may still be advanced one-team Scrum Master depth.
How SPS differs from similar routes
If you are deciding between…
Main distinction
SPS vs PSM II
SPS is scaling Scrum beyond one team; PSM II is advanced one-team Scrum Master depth.
SPS vs Leading SAFe
SPS is Scrum.org scaling depth; Leading SAFe is SAFe-specific enterprise-agility depth.
SPS vs PSD I
SPS is cross-team scale; PSD I is developer delivery inside one Scrum Team.
How to prepare before practice is live
Separate one-team Scrum mastery from scaling depth first, because SPS becomes much clearer once the core Scrum model is already stable.
Use the strongest live PM Mastery Scrum and enterprise-agility routes so you are still practicing scaling decisions before dedicated SPS practice is live.
Write short rules about integration, cross-team coordination, and preserving empiricism at scale, because those are the real differentiators in SPS preparation.
Request an update if SPS is your exact target and we’ll notify you when it is ready in PM Mastery.
Current availability
Current availability: Not live yet
Web practice for this exact assessment: not yet live
Best use right now: use this page to confirm the scaling route, then practise with PSM I
and Leading SAFe
before dedicated SPS practice is live